Healing Center

Deborah has always had a heart for helping people. She began her professional career in 2005 when she graduated from Colorado School of Healing Arts with an associates in Massage Therapy, with specialties in Cranial Sacral and Trauma Touch Therapy™. This gave her the foundation she needed to further understand the physiological effects of trauma. 

Through the course of her massage therapy career, she recognized that, although she understands the physical effects of trauma, she had yet to understand the mental and emotional aftermath as well. As clients felt comfortable sharing their stories during the massage, Deborah became keenly aware that she was not yet fully educated on the full breadth of what it took for complete healing. 

Deborah decided to return to school, first for her Bachelor’s in Human Resources at Southwestern Christian University, then also getting her Master’s in Counseling from Faulkner University in 2014. Interning at At Peace Therapy Center, she quickly found her niche in working with Borderline Personality Disorder (as well as other personality disorders), which are often accompanied with trauma and suicide ideation/attempts, and abuse recovery. 

While she saw great results with the training she had received up to this point, Deborah often felt compartmentalized in her healing practice. Wanting to integrate more of the totality of clients; physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual, she returned to further her education. Deborah attended the Institute of Bioenergetic Medicine from June 2020 to August of 2023 to obtain a dual Doctorate in both Natural Medicine and Bioenergetic Medicine. Through this program she has learned various modalities such as Nutrition, Auriculotherapy, Spondylotherapy, Homeopathy, Herbalism, Iridology, Point Testing, Medicine Wheel (body scans), among others. 

Dr. Deborah Warner now practices as a Wholistic Mental Health Specialist. She has taken her decades of training and experience and is now working as a Doctor of Natural Medicine and Bioenergetic Medicine with a Mental Health focus. She also teaches courses at IBEM and participates in suicide awareness functions as opportunities arise.